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acc299

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Damage to the amygdala may be correlated with
 
  a. increased rage.
 b. increased pleasure.
 c. inability to perceive others' happiness.
 d. inability to perceive others' fear or anger.

Question 2

For a lab project, Rachel wants to correlate autonomic states, as measured by skin conductance, with emotions produced by watching a video. It is most likely that Rachel will observe
 
  a. clear differences in autonomic measures between emotions like anger and fear.
 b. strong differences between different negative emotions, like anger and fear, but fewer differences between positive and negative emotions in general.
  c. strong differences between different negative emotions, but no differences between different positive emotions.
  d. stronger autonomic responses to negative emotions, such as fear or anger, than to positive emotions, like happiness and pride.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

d



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